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Tutorial on how to install Myria3D on WSL2 #53
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For Windows users it is quite tricky to get everything working in Myria3D. It's best to use Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL2) to get the most out of this library if you want to work on Windows. While setting up WSL and installing Myria3D is not that difficult, if you want to utilize GPU, it becomes much more challenging. This guide tries to address the necessary steps that needs to be taken to get a properly working environment with GPU support.
Hi @jistiak, and thank you very much to offer to contribute to the package! |
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Very nice contribution for Windows user, thanks! I made a few suggestions to add some external references.
Additionally, your page needs to be referenced in the documentation tree (index page) to be accessible :)
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One small comment left and we are good to merge :)
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LGTM ! Thank you again for this first external contribution :)
Note: there seem to be an issue in documentation build, due to an invalid environment creation (pyg issue pyg-team/pytorch_geometric#2040). I'll look into it. |
For Windows users it is quite tricky to get everything working in Myria3D. It's best to use Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL2) to get the most out of this library if you want to work on Windows. While setting up WSL and installing Myria3D is not that difficult, if you want to utilize GPU, it becomes much more challenging. This guide tries to address the necessary steps that needs to be taken to get a properly working environment with GPU support.